Tuesday, September 27, 2011
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- Kim Carney
- I look for the beauty in nature, patterns, the ordinary. This is my place where I save wonderful discoveries since 2004. Please contact me at kimberlycarney AT hotmail DOTCOM.
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Blogging since 2004
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September
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- The Thing ... again!
- Boring and predictable
- Visually bewitched
- Béatrice Coron
- Margo Klass
- Something with wings
- RadioUnited Records
- Spirit Cloth
- Self-oscillating
- Inspired by a phone call to Laurie, (a good Flickr...
- Climbing for perfection
- Goodbye, Summer
- Terada Mokei
- EtsyRain Meetup
- Kees Goudzwaard
- Foraging
- Change the channel!
- Cutest Dog!
- A Face A Day
- Anna Laurent
- Catalina Viejo Lopez de Roda
- Bee-cause
- Paul Schick
- Ueli Hofer
- Fun day
- Discovering
- Poor Pixel
- Share your list
- Garden colors
- Branching out to have fun
- Heartbreak
- Nigel Buchanan
- Close Pixelate
- crumpled envelope...
- Domino
- Hidden treasure
- Thinking wreaths
- Flowerium
- Michael Fleming
- Joe Bartholomew
- The gift
- Jelli-licous
- Duane Hoffman & the good ole days
- Tom Haney
- Pruning casuality
- Hard pruning
- Nick Sayers
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4 comments:
Yeah, isn't Jude Hill fantastic? I love reading her blog.
My eyes pop out every post! and "wow" slips out of my mouth ;)
Thank you for sharing your creative process, and I eagerly await future updates on your artistic endeavors. May the spirit cloth and the spirit of athletic pursuit forever intertwine, creating a tapestry of inspiration and self-discovery!
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The intricate designs and thoughtful craftsmanship displayed in your work are truly enchanting. As I immersed myself in the beauty of your creations, t45000 a year is how much an hour caught my attention, prompting me to reflect on the value we assign to our time.
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